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Hype Malaysia
4 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Hype Malaysia
MAJDOMO Debuts In Malaysia With MODA Smartwatch Specially Priced At RM299
Global wearable tech brand MAJDOMO has officially made its Malaysian debut with the MODA smartwatch, a stylish and feature-packed device that proves premium health and fitness technology can be affordable. Priced at RM598 – but now available at a special launch price of RM299 for a limited time – the MODA brings together high-end performance and everyday accessibility for Malaysian consumers who want both style and substance. Health Features That Should Be Standard The MODA comes with wellness tools often found only in premium models. These include 24 hour heart rate monitoring, intelligent SpO₂ tracking, detailed sleep analysis, and a 360° Women's Wellness Management System for menstrual and ovulation tracking. Made For Malaysians On The Move From city commutes to weekend hikes, the MODA is powered by the ATS3085S4 processor for smooth and energy efficient performance. It supports multi-system GPS including GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo, NAVIC and QZSS for precise location tracking. Its 5ATM and IP68 waterproof rating means it can handle rain, sweat, swimming and even tropical downpours. The lightweight aluminium zinc alloy frame and liquid silicone strap ensure comfort all day, with multiple colour options to match different styles. Fitness Made Simple With more than 170 sports modes and 24 hour activity tracking, the MODA helps users stay motivated without complicated setups. Every step, heartbeat and movement syncs seamlessly to health apps via Bluetooth. The MODA smartwatch is now available in Malaysia at a special launch price of RM299, down from RM598, for a limited time only. Get yours exclusively on TikTok Shop and Shopee while stocks last.


The Sun
10-08-2025
- The Sun
Doctor's family arrested in Kota Bharu with 35kg cannabis seized
Kelantan Police chief Datuk Mohd Yusoff Mamat. - BERNAMA KOTA BHARU: Two brothers, sons of a doctor, and their mother were arrested in connection with a drug raid in Kampung But, Ketereh. Kelantan Police chief Datuk Mohd Yusoff Mamat confirmed the arrests of the 24 and 34-year-old stepbrothers and their 46-year-old mother. The raid uncovered six boxes of compressed cannabis blocks and two additional bags, totalling 35kg with an estimated value of RM299,590. A Glock pistol with 16 bullets and a casing, worth RM5,000, was also seized during the operation. Four vehicles, including a BMW and a Mercedes-Benz, valued at RM116,000, were confiscated, bringing total seizures to RM420,000. The syndicate is believed to have operated since 2023, using the house as a storage hub before distributing drugs via courier services. The seized drugs could potentially supply around 35,000 addicts, according to police estimates. Both men tested positive for methamphetamine and ketamine, while their mother tested negative for drugs. All suspects have been remanded for seven days starting August 6 under Section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952. In a separate case, a Thai couple was arrested in Pengkalan Kubor with a revolver, 30 bullets, and a casing on July 25. The couple, aged 40 and 30, lacked a valid firearms licence and had entered Malaysia illegally. They are being investigated under the Firearms (Increased Penalties) Act 1971 and the Immigration Act 1959/63. - Bernama


New Straits Times
10-08-2025
- New Straits Times
Kelantan drug ring busted with arrest of 3 family members, pistol seized
KOTA BARU: Police arrested three family members of a doctor and seized 35kg of cannabis worth nearly RM300,000, in a raid in Ketereh on Aug 5. Kelantan police chief Datuk Mohd Yusoff Mamat said the three suspects comprised a mother, son and stepson. Police also seized a Glock pistol and four vehicles. He added that the 4.30pm raid was carried out at a house in Kampung But, based on a tip-off. "Police found six boxes and two bags containing compressed dried plant material believed to be cannabis, weighing about 35kg, with a market value of about RM299,590. "Police also found a pistol with a magazine and 16 bullets and seized four vehicles, all valued at about RM116,000. "Police later arrested two men, aged between 24 and 34, and a 46-year-old woman," he told a press conference here today. Yusoff said the cars seized comprised a BMW 523i SE60, a Mercedes-Benz C200, a Perodua Bezza, and a Naza Ria. He added that urine tests showed both male suspects positive for methamphetamine and ketamine, while the female suspect tested negative for drugs. "Investigations revealed that the syndicate had been using the house as a storage facility before distributing the drugs to buyers via courier service. The group is believed to have been active since early 2023," he added. Yusoff said the seized cannabis could supply some 35,000 drug addicts. "Kelantan police will continue to intensify intelligence gathering to curb drug trafficking and abuse in the state," he added. The case is being investigated under Section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, which carries the mandatory death penalty or life imprisonment, along with not less than 12 strokes of the cane, upon conviction. All three suspects have been remanded for seven days until Aug 12 to facilitate investigations.


Daily Express
04-08-2025
- Health
- Daily Express
Bad experience at beauty centre
Published on: Monday, August 04, 2025 Published on: Mon, Aug 04, 2025 By: Lagatah Toyos Text Size: President of the Consumer Claims Tribunal (TTPM), Larina Wong Shiao Yee, instructed the company, represented by its owner, Dr Esther Micheal, during the hearing session to pay the amount, which covers the facial treatment and claim costs, within 14 days from the issuance of Award Form 10. TAWAU: A beauty treatment centre here has been ordered to pay RM599 in compensation to a male customer who was dissatisfied after undergoing a Pico Laser facial treatment at the company's premises. President of the Consumer Claims Tribunal (TTPM), Larina Wong Shiao Yee, instructed the company, represented by its owner, Dr Esther Micheal, during the hearing session to pay the amount, which covers the facial treatment and claim costs, within 14 days from the issuance of Award Form 10. In his claim, Liew Thiem Phin said he visited Borneo Medispa Tawau at Kubota Sentral on March 26 at around 1pm for a Pico Laser facial treatment priced at RM299. He said he experienced extreme pain during the procedure, particularly during the laser shots, and was unsure why significantly more shots were applied this time compared to his first treatment. When he complained about the pain, the staff, a young female employee, told him it was normal, right after the session ended. Upon returning home, Liew saw red marks on his face through his car mirror and immediately sent photo evidence via WhatsApp to the beauty centre, which replied that it was 'normal'. The following day, March 27, he noticed what appeared to be blood marks on his face and sent another photo with questions, but received no reply. By noon, after receiving no response, he called the company's main office in Kuching (based on information from their website) and was told by a supposed customer service executive that the matter would be investigated and escalated. Liew said that when he asked whether his condition was normal and sought possible solutions, the company ceased responding entirely. On March 28, he lodged a complaint with the Spa Association of Malaysia, where he claimed Borneo Medispa's membership had lapsed and had not been renewed for some time. He issued a final warning to the company on March 29 stating that further action would be taken if they continued to ignore him but again there was no response. On April 2, 2025 Liew lodged a police report and the next day took the case to the Tawau Health Office to investigate the spa's operations licensing and procedures while also filing his claim with the TTPM. During the tribunal hearing, Liew testified that he returned for a second treatment because he was initially satisfied with the first but the second experience left lasting effects and no follow-up from the company. He said his claim was not about money but dignity as the marks on his face were never there before and he had to spend additional money on external creams to treat the aftereffects. He also expressed dissatisfaction that the centre later claimed his condition resulted from poor facial care post-treatment such as not avoiding sun exposure or swimming even though he stayed home the entire time in pain. Meanwhile Dr Esther, who flew in from Kuching for the hearing, said the treatment was conducted by trained and experienced staff. She explained that the company stopped responding to Liew's repeated messages on legal advice after he allegedly used harsh and threatening language. She added that the decision was also meant to protect the mental health of her staff citing past incidents where employees developed depression after being verbally attacked by clients. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia


Hype Malaysia
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
Check In To Wellness As W Kuala Lumpur Announces Return Of IN MOTION 3.0
Limber up, folks! W Kuala Lumpur has announced the highly-anticipated return of IN MOTION 3.0, taking place on 9th August 2025. This signature full-day wellness takeover returns bigger, bolder and more immersive than ever, redefining what modern wellness means in the heart of the city. IN MOTION 3.0 is not just a fitness event. It is a soul-refreshing experience designed to move you physically, mentally, and emotionally. Crafted for those seeking a holistic life, IN MOTION 3.0 ignites curiosity and expands worlds through a series of curated wellness, movement, and creative healing sessions under one roof. Today, wellness is no longer confined to the gym or the spa – it has become an experience, a journey that intertwines movement, mindfulness, creativity and community. At IN MOTION 3.0, guests are invited to step away from routine and immerse themselves in a vibrant playground of wellness experiences designed to restore balance, reframe perspectives, and awaken inner potential. From energising flows to artistic expression and icy plunges, each element is thoughtfully curated to create moments of transformation that extend beyond the day. Participants are invited to slip into their most fashionable athleisure wear and join a one-day transformative wellness experience, exploring diverse workout activations set against the sublime views of Kuala Lumpur's skyline. It is an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and form support networks that extend far beyond the event. This year's lineup includes: Activation Yoga by Harsh Yoga: Ease into your day with gentle stretches, breath work, and energising poses designed for all levels. Animal Flow by Benny Yeoh from Beast Project Global : Discover primal movement patterns that build mobility and functionality in daily life. Sound Meditation by Kiranjit: Dive into deep relaxation through immersive sound healing and breath work. Pilates by Carve: Strengthen your core with mindful yet dynamic Mat Pilates led by Carve instructors. Process Painting by HumanKind: Experience art therapy through intuitive painting to nurture emotional well-being. Complimentary Cold Plunge by Polar Plunge MY: Reset your mind and body with a guided 3-minute cold plunge, enhancing recovery and resilience. Package Details: Full Day All-In Pass – RM499+<> – 5 classes<> – Complimentary Cold Plunge session<> – Curated lunch at WET Deck<> <> Day Pass (3 Classes) – RM299+<> – Choose 3 classes of your liking<> – Complimentary Cold Plunge session<> <> Walk-In / In-House Guest – RM90 per class<> <> Date : Saturday, 9th August 2025<> Time : 9am – 6pm<> Location : WET Deck, Level 12 at W Kuala Lumpur<> <> <> 'IN MOTION is part of our commitment to celebrating originality, curiosity, momentum and daring – all brand passions that come to life with every activation,' said Volker Burth, General Manager of W Kuala Lumpur. 'This event goes beyond wellness; it is a celebration of living boldly and staying in motion, in every sense of the word.'<> <> IN MOTION 3.0 promises an unforgettable journey towards balance, strength, and inner connection, offering something for everyone, regardless of fitness level or wellness goals.<> <> IN MOTION Weekend at W Kuala Lumpur is now available for bookings at sevenrooms – IN MOTION 3.0. Follow W Kuala Lumpur on social media with the handle @wkualalumpur to stay connected!<>